| Alternative Addresses: | 31 Lockhurst Lane, Lockers Lane, Lockyers Lane |
 This name is probably a reference to country sports, viz. hunting.
In June 1827 an auction was held at the house of William Addington of the Stag and Pheasant, Locker's Lane. On William's death two years later his son Charles took over the license.
In 1913 the pub was owned by Phipps of Northampton and their tenant was Frank Stringer, Chairman of Coventry City Football Club. By 1982 it was owned by Arden Taverns who did a chic and stylish renovation with a 1920s theme.
The Stag and Pheasant in March 2010. (Photo courtesy of Cliff Jones.)
In 2022 the pub became The Grill Father, providing Romanian dishes.
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LICENSEES:1827 - 1829 William Addington (died 1829)
1829 - 1852 Charles Addington (son of William)
1852 - 1853 Elizabeth Lander
1853 - 1856 Thomas Truslove
1856 Henry Truslove
1858 - 1860 William Jennings
1860 - 1862 Daniel Moore
1862 - 1863 William Rowley, farmer
1866 Matthew Dalton, plumber, painter & glazier
1874 Robert Payne
1876 - 1880 Arthur Lucas
1888 Mrs. Mary Lucas
1892 - 1905 John Warner
1909 - 1912 George Moore
1913 - 1953 Frank Stringer
1953 - 1961 John Stringer (son)
1961 onwards Frederick. W. J. Taylor (see also Prince of Wales, Thomas Street)
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